Chemistry, asked by prahalanandhu87, 5 months ago

Which number cannot represent valence electrons

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Answered by ga1691996

9

Answer:

5 is the number which can not be represented as valance electrons

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Answered by legendstudent6868

3

Answer:

it's also zero

Explanation:

zero can't be used in valence electrons

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